What did you do to your Gen 3 today?

[G2G3Iconic]

Had my truck wrapped with Xpel Satin film yesterday.

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Would love some outdoor/more pics. Im scheduled for next week and still not 100%sold on the stealth with the oxford. I get that photos dont show well, but was it what you hoped for. How is the final product in person?

 

[MeFryRice]

Would love some outdoor/more pics. Im scheduled for next week and still not 100%sold on the stealth with the oxford. I get that photos dont show well, but was it what you hoped for. How is the final product in person?

I plan to take more photos when the sun actually comes out. It’s pretty gloomy in Atlanta and we’re currently in Michigan for Snoball. Since I haven’t been able to see it out in the sun, I can’t say how noticeable it is. Under certain parking lot lighting, you can definitely tell and it looks pretty cool.

I’m happy with the product overall. My kit was pre-cut so it covers 99% of the panels. The OCD in me would probably pay a little more to have someone remove the flares and have them cut the film on the truck to make sure I have 110% coverage. Would I do it again? Yes.

 

[G2G3Iconic]

I plan to take more photos when the sun actually comes out. It’s pretty gloomy in Atlanta and we’re currently in Michigan for Snoball. Since I haven’t been able to see it out in the sun, I can’t say how noticeable it is. Under certain parking lot lighting, you can definitely tell and it looks pretty cool.

I’m happy with the product overall. My kit was pre-cut so it covers 99% of the panels. The OCD in me would probably pay a little more to have someone remove the flares and have them cut the film on the truck to make sure I have 110% coverage. Would I do it again? Yes.

Thanks for the feedback. That is the info I wanted, because I dont want a massive change just a subtle satin sheen, not a matte white. If you are needing better sunlight and angles to really notice a difference then this is the right choice for me. To your point, mine is a 5 day install with trim removal. Thanks for the response.

 

[MeFryRice]

Thanks for the feedback. That is the info I wanted, because I dont want a massive change just a subtle satin sheen, not a matte white. If you are needing better sunlight and angles to really notice a difference then this is the right choice for me. To your point, mine is a 5 day install with trim removal. Thanks for the response.

It’s subtle for sure. Someone walking by may say “that’s different and cool” but it’s not super eye catching.

Post pics once you get it installed.

 

[Keith88]

New wheels n tires. Thanks very much Justin at Pacwheel.com and Amazon for the Falkens haha.

 

[FoxNotch]

This,

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Ok, usually I hate when people do this to a Raptor, but the white makes it look amazing! Very nice!

 

[Keith88]

Ok, usually I hate when people do this to a Raptor, but the white makes it look amazing! Very nice!

i cant wait to have mine done.

 

[trav7314]

I plan to take more photos when the sun actually comes out. It’s pretty gloomy in Atlanta and we’re currently in Michigan for Snoball. Since I haven’t been able to see it out in the sun, I can’t say how noticeable it is. Under certain parking lot lighting, you can definitely tell and it looks pretty cool.

I’m happy with the product overall. My kit was pre-cut so it covers 99% of the panels. The OCD in me would probably pay a little more to have someone remove the flares and have them cut the film on the truck to make sure I have 110% coverage. Would I do it again? Yes.

There is a risk to tucking PPF into certain components. Shifting of panels/parts over time can mess with the lay of the PPF, especially if you are going off road. I’ve heard fender flares can be notorious in that.

I had partial front on my TRD Pro Tacoma and there were some issues but nothing I couldn’t live with and only because I knew where to look.

Just food for thought.

 

[imzoomintoo]

This,

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And then this,

 

[MeFryRice]

Looks nice and clean although it’s a little too much white for my taste.